Phlegm

<div>Perhaps the most imaginative artist we have had the honor of bringing to our three festivals. With his distinctive black and white figures, he adorns house walls all over the UK, even though he mostly works with small copper engravings. His spontaneous comment when he was offered the wall at Totebo sports hall, which measures a breathtaking 40x7 meters, was "How nice, then I can stretch my arms…"</div>

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Dulk

<div>Originally planned for 2020, Dulk made his apperarence in 2021. Inspired by a story about a white moose sighting in Sweden in 2017.&nbsp;<br>"The images of the animal show a majestic being that gave me a mystical feeling that I knew I would have to represent in one of my paintings. Last year, when I received the proposal from Bank Streetart to come and paint a mural in Sweden, specifically in the region of Hjorted, a small town in the middle of the forests, I knew that this was the perfect place. I have been in Sweden several times and it is a place that inspires me a lot, the green of the forests, the water of lakes, the Baltic Sea and its archipelagos. It is pure fantasy. I am very happy to have contributed with my art to all the inhabitants of this region that transmits so much to me.": shares Dulk<br><br></div>

White moose

Adele Renault

<div>Internationally best known for its giant plumage murals in various color variations, but in for BANK! In 2021, she has started a series of large-scale plant motifs, which of course we think is super fun, we like to be in the lead… Adele likes to start painting early, so she will thrive like a fish in water with our wonderful June mornings. We hope that the residents feel the same way.</div>

Nils Westergard

<div>Based on a picture of a good friend of the artist who had a baby in the middle of the pandemic. "I find myself bouncing between feelings of immense human connection, and a sort of dystopian sadness; and that is what I love about it. It contains all of the emotions of this last year in a way that is difficult to describe. One can be upset at the mask "ruining" this moment, or one can find the joy that these moments continue despite it all." : tells Nils</div>

Case Maclaim

<div>located on a elementary school in Blackstad just 25 km from the hometown of Swedish author Astrid Lindgren. The mural represents Case Maclaims reinterpretation on one of Lindgrens most famous characters (and Cases favorite when growing up) the independent, free spirited and full on anarchistic Pippi Långstrump.</div>

Artworks in Västervik